How is the word modeste translated from French to English

Qui n'est pas fier et ne se croit pas supérieur aux autres.

Not proud; not thinking you are better than others.

adjective
English translation
humble

Examples with “modeste”

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  • Malgré son succès, il est resté modeste. Despite his success he stayed humble.

  • Ils ont grandi dans une humble maison. They grew up in a humble house.

  • C'est une enseignante modeste qui ne se vante jamais. She's a humble teacher who never brags.

  • Le restaurant a commencé comme une humble échoppe. The restaurant started as a humble food stall.

  • Cela te coûterait-il de paraître un peu plus modeste ? Would it hurt to sound a bit more humble?

  • Notre bureau est humble, mais le café y est excellent. Our office is humble, but the coffee is great.

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FAQ about “modeste”

How is “modeste” translated from French?
“modeste” translates into English as “humble”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “modeste” mean?
Meaning of “modeste”: Qui n'est pas fier et ne se croit pas supérieur aux autres. In English — “humble”.
What part of speech is “modeste”?
“modeste” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “modeste”?
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